Sentence examples for issuing something from inspiring English sources

Yet every few weeks Mr. Bush has inched toward issuing something more akin to an ultimatum than an invitation to talk.

But she then issued something of a mea culpa.

One councillor, Rey Garduño, issued something close to a mea culpa.

She issued something quick and terrified in a language he could not identify.

"It'd be nice to issue something that fans would love and cherish.

Yet even as Air Force One approached Washington, Mr. Obama issued something of a warning to Republicans.

Lloyds of London, the global insurance giant, issued something of a warning to businesses on its Web site just last Friday.

After several days of outrage and the loss of some important advertisers on his radio show, Limbaugh issued something approximating an apology.

In 1968, a year when the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ignited the tinder that was American race relations, Ms. Teer issued something of a cultural manifesto.

A Tory MP has issued something approaching an apology after being caught playing Candy Crush Saga for three hours during a Commons Committee hearing.

"In the face of overwhelming industry opposition, she would not compromise to issue something weak," said the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, who runs the council.